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Went to Burlington last week with Robyn and biked the scenic bike trail with her and our gracious host, John Chad.
You can read all about it on Robyn's blog.
While we were there, John Chad introduced me to the Hunt 107 nib, a supple and versatile "skinny" pen. Normally I stay away from them. The Hunt 102 has too much give, and the Nikko is pretty good but a tad unyielding. Also, skinny pens tend to scrape up the paper (at least, they do the way I use them) and it's hard to get a good flow if your ink is even a little thick. But I thought I'd give it a go, and this cartoon seemed like a good place to experiment.
This one's scheduled to run on ChelseaGreen.com early Thursday, I think. So check it out there. Or don't, since you just saw it here.
I'm also working on a SAS postcard to send to comics retailers for easy ordering of my comic(s). I'll post that up as soon as I'm done working on it.
You can read all about it on Robyn's blog.
While we were there, John Chad introduced me to the Hunt 107 nib, a supple and versatile "skinny" pen. Normally I stay away from them. The Hunt 102 has too much give, and the Nikko is pretty good but a tad unyielding. Also, skinny pens tend to scrape up the paper (at least, they do the way I use them) and it's hard to get a good flow if your ink is even a little thick. But I thought I'd give it a go, and this cartoon seemed like a good place to experiment.
This one's scheduled to run on ChelseaGreen.com early Thursday, I think. So check it out there. Or don't, since you just saw it here.
I'm also working on a SAS postcard to send to comics retailers for easy ordering of my comic(s). I'll post that up as soon as I'm done working on it.